July Newsletter

☀️ Summer Updates from Main Street

Summer is in full swing, bringing sunshine, celebrations, and more time spent outdoors with the pets we love. July is an exciting month, but it also comes with a few seasonal challenges, especially when it comes to loud noises like fireworks and summer storms.

In this month’s newsletter, we’re sharing helpful tips to keep your pets safe and comfortable during the Fourth of July, along with a featured blog on noise aversion and how to support pets who may feel anxious during fireworks or thunderstorms.

As always, thank you for trusting us with your pet’s care. We are so grateful to be part of your family’s journey and are here to support you every step of the way.

Dr. Lori Hoe, Dr. Amanda Goodwin, Dr. Megan Manzie & Dr. Jacob Wasserman
Co-Owners of Main Street Veterinary Hospital

🎆 Featured Blog: Helping Pets Cope with Noise Aversion

Fireworks and summer storms can be stressful for many pets, causing fear, anxiety, and even panic.

Check out our latest blog: “Helping Pets Cope with Noise Aversion: Fireworks & Thunderstorms”

In this post, we cover:

Why pets are sensitive to loud noises
Signs of noise anxiety to watch for
Simple ways to help your pet feel safe at home
When to talk to your veterinarian for additional support

Be sure to read it and learn how you can help your pet stay calm and comfortable this summer!

🐾 Pet Resort & Spa: July 4th Hours

In observance of Independence Day, our Pet Resort & Spa will be closed on Saturday, July 4th.

While our doors will be closed to the public, our dedicated Pet Care Team will be on-site all day caring for every pet staying with us to ensure they are safe, comfortable, and well looked after.

Please note:

We will not be accepting drop-offs or pick-ups on July 4th Thank you for your understanding as we prioritize a low-stress environment for all pets in our care.

July 4th Pet Safety Tips

The Fourth of July is a fun holiday for us, but it can be one of the most stressful (and dangerous) days for pets. Here are a few simple ways to keep your furry family members safe: